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SAVANNAH, GA, Jan. 4, 1887.
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SAVANNAH, GA, Jan. 4, 1887.
REPORT NEUROLOGY COMMITTEE
GEORGIA MEDICAL SOCIETY.
During the year Just gone by it has been our
misfortune TO lose three from our ranks viz
DR.. Herndon, DR.. Brady and DR.. Charlton
The first, DR.. Herndon, the oldest member OF
our society, the second, DR.. Brady, the
youngest, and third, DR.. Charlton, one of the
most Jealous members.
RESOLUTIONS IN MEMoRIAM OF DR.. BRoDIE S.
HERNDoN.
WHEREAS, DR.. BRODIE 5. HERNDoN, a
member of the Georgia Medical Society, died
ON Aug. Z. 1856, at the residence of his son, Dr..
Dabney HerndOn, in Washington. ID. c. Be t
RsSOiUed, That this society has learned with
regret of the death OF DR.. HERNDON, the
purity and geutleness Of whose long life Is a n
ReSotred, That the Recording Secretary de-
vote page of the minute book to a record
In memOrlam of DIR. b. 5. HERNDON," and
that he spread thereon these resolutions.
Res0{Ue7, That the Corresponding Secretary
be instructed to send a COPY of these resJIu-
tions TO the family of DR.. HERNDoN.
}. j. WARING. NJ. ID.
JACOB WEICHSELBAUM, NJ. D.
WILLIAM DUNCAN, NJ. ID.
RESOLUTIONS IN MEMoRIAM OF DIR. JOHN W.
BRADY.
WHEREAS. 1t has pleased Almighty God in
His Infinite sdOm to remove from our midst
our brother in medicine, DR.JOHN W.BRADY,
on the tire, hold of a career full of hope anu
bright prospects. Therefore be it
RSglEed. l. That we, the Georgia Medical
society, 10 individually and as a body sin
cerely mourn the loss of 80 promising a mem
Der from our ranks.
?. That a copy of these resolutions be sent
to the bereaved family Of our deceased brother
in token OF our heartfelt sympathy for them
In their distress.
3. That these resolutions be spread on the
T 1fe1Z ~ n OF
WV .0W EMS, NJ D., Chairman
J. WEICHSELBAUM, NJ. d. COMMITTEE
GEORGE II. STONE, NJ. ID.
RESOLUTIONS IN MEMoRIAM OF DIR, T. J.
CHARLToN.
In recording the death of DR.. T. j. CHARL-
TON the Georgia Medical Society is called on
20 deplOre the loss foae of Its ablest members
and the pubic to mourn the passing away in
The prime of life of one of Its most prominent
PHYSICIANS. Born OF family remarkable for
It's ability, he carried into his profession the
talent which he inherited from them.
Afable and cordial in his association with
all, earnest in the pursuit of the calling which
ne had adopted, dlllgent In keeping pace with
the advance Of medical science and ALWAYS
prompt In answering the call of the suffering,
however humble the sufferer might be, he
rapidly obtained distinguished rank III his
profess on, and bringing to the sick room that
cheerfulness of manner and confidence in
himself which lmparts so much hope to the
despaIrng invalid and hastens cnnvalescence
almost as much as the administration OF med
lciDes, he gained the entire confidence of his
patients and enueared hmse I 10 their hearts
With them We can sincerely grieye that death
.hOuld 50 soon have remOved him from the
scene of mis- successful labOrs.
SympathZng with the distressed family
and regarding mis- loss a. serious calamity 70
TINS society, over which he presided for so
many wears, ana IN which he took such an
especial interest, we can onIY strive to emu
late his virtues and proh ing bY his example
10 maintain the dignity of the profession
which he so cOnsplcuOusly adorned. There
fore be it
Res ted, !. That in the death of DR.. T. J .
CHARLTON, whose presence and participation
IN our deliberations Was always hailed with
pleasure and whose final absence we now
lament, this society sustalns a loss it must
always deeply deplore.
2. That his hearty and genial disposition
endearsd MIN TO us al. and we feel that his
life was an illustration tt the success which
aOillty, enei 8 and devotion to the study OF
med cine cdu always acuIeve. ana presents a
bright example for an, especially for the Tis-
'nR youthful membt rs of this society earnestly
to initiate.
3. That a copy of these resolutions be sent
to the bereaved family of our decease ,
brother in medicine as token of our heart
lei; sympathy for them in this their deep al
Fiction.
4. Thasa page in the minutes of the society
be devoted TO transcribing the name. age.
etc, OF DIR. T. j. CHARLTON, and that these
resolutions ue spread on the minutes Of the
Georgia Medica' Society.
WV OWENS. VI. D., Chairman.
j. WEIGHS ELBAUN. NJ. d. SCommittee
u GORGE II. STONE. NJ. d.